MS in Health Informatics

Informatics Enhances Professional Collaboration and Team-Based Care

Location: Online | Start Term: Fall, Spring | Degree Level: Graduate

This comprehensive online program is geared toward entry- to mid-level employees in healthcare organizations who are interested in leveraging informatics, data analytics, and health technology to improve healthcare outcomes and patient care. Upon successful completion of the program, you will be able to employ informatics, data science, and interdisciplinary knowledge to develop innovative and entrepreneurial solutions to complex healthcare challenges. You may begin the program in the fall or spring.

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Mikayla MacNeil

mikayla.macneil@mcphs.edu 508.373.5679

MCPHS is a Strategic Hub for Learning Informatics

We have the resources, expertise, and professional networks to provide the highest quality educational experience in informatics.

MCPHS alumni eligible for scholarship

If you’ve earned an MCPHS degree in any field, you’re eligible for a 50% tuition scholarship toward one of seven master’s degrees—including the MS in Health Informatics.

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17% growth

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a much faster than average growth for jobs in health information technology.

The MCPHS online experience

Explore the resources that will enable you to access MCPHS’ world-class healthcare education online.

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MCPHS Community Voices

The lived experiences of MCPHS students, partners, faculty, and alumni tell an eloquent story. They illustrate just how our student-centered, teaching-first approach keeps us in the top tier of the country’s “most transformative colleges.” (Money magazine 2020).

Dr. Michael Spooner

| Dean, School of Healthcare Business and Technology

“Health informatics is about how we can use data, informatics, and analysis to bring about technological change in the system delivering care. That includes systems thinking, so looking at how a change in one area has a downstream effect and using informatics to solve problems in very complex and highly regulated environments.”

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